The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 13, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Notice of Specilli Election
Null«*« 1» h *rrb y
it nrtll
given that
F rc n ili Su parilltU aa
Tn ii con»lilt*rultl« aitont, Ih«
Cm toh pi'ii»«nt» »illl MttMi'h era
ih'iii'« !<■ tlm avll cy«. l<> wiii lip».
Io w«r«« wnl»*« »ini to other welril
uii'illtiviil ■uperatltlone, In »pit« of
yt'iir» of poralMti'iit «ITiirt Io era'll-
vela ih«'»« primitive hi'll«'f».
In
many remote v I I I iik «'» of Nnrinnmly
m ill
llrlllm iy belief In heathen
ilt'lllee ■!»<> ■urvlve«. Kucre<l trees
urn the ohjerl of mid night Vnrahlp,
when yonne atria xutlivr to «htnre
In Ihe moonlight, ne In Ihe ilnya of
i iiuhii. ni haatlwaWa. HaidMa awl
nirtllrliia mi'ii Abound In the rural
districts und certain «nliiiul» still
uro trvntud with r«verciill«l awe.
C asas
iiivi'hing Rnp<'r«tltl<in are
constantly coming to the attention
of the l>*n nch co u rt.
a »inxlal
i. i i in lit« ( I t ) i.l Cot
lag» Otuve, l.a ii* ei»MNiy, Oregon, on lb *
34th day of March,
f»r th»
of ruling on a pro|M»a«<l amendment Io
th * i hart« r of • • II I C ity of ('u llag e Grave
l l ir poll» w ill he open for the porpoa* of
. m | i | i | i < lion h i|w i *o Ihi hour«
of
*
o 'llo r b a m. In the
morning
u n til M
o 'tlu rh p m In th * evrnlng of »aid «lay
I'he arm ory lower floor A > b A M
holl'llng cornet It and M ain street» In th*
f i r . i war.l
roon« II «Uamher of ih * »Ity
h ii H lxlh .lr * » t between Main atr*«>l • »•■!
Washington a*« ou«> In ||M •••••ml »»nl
amt M |t < oop»r hottae, lUUft *«»t A dam ,
avenue In th * th lid ward, are «lealgnat*«!
aa palling pine*«
Mrs * W hum |g
hereby «!• .Ignal««l aa Judge ami M r . W
I
l.elmw and Eran<»a Nl< Itol. aa Judge»
amt < lerha Io III« flral *. a»r«l
It I
SVal
her la hereby de.lgnated aa Judge and
M i. A I. W ynne and
M i.
t'harlea
N h.arer aa Judge» and 11# rha In the arc
oml ward
luaeph Mafley la hereby dealg
n a t'il aa Juttg** and Mr» J I I Chamber«
and bather lived a . Judge» and «lerha In
the th ird ward
Pone by order of the common eounrll
•>u th* 3rd day of Mar« h I Oho
c »; t 'A l. n w R i. i.
( 'lly Merurder
The follow ing la the charter amendment
In ha voted o n :
C IIA R T B R A M E N D M E N T
An net to amend the «barter of the rity
Feeraeiae Creature
“Ae
Ile i Allen saya:
known In Jnpnn, the conception of
Ihe dragon Is undoubtedly derived
from the products of the ImaglnM-
lion of the curly <’hln«-»e. who
were especially fond of evolving
Mnud
h iipi'roiiliiriil
new chapter thereto authorizing ami em
powering the eummon »ounrll of the rity
of Pottage Grove |o Issue ami a« It neg .
liab le bond» of the r ||v nf < ullage tiro*«
In the turn of Thirty ftv * Thousand l>ol
lara (gUS.OOO 0 0 ) , or ao Mwrh thereof aa
•hall i«e neeeaanr) t"« Ih« purnnM nf
funding
tw enty thoiieand dollars i f . ’i»
of water bonds dated
lu ly !
I '*<«*•. and due duly I |Wftn end fur the
burpoa* <>f funding fifteen th* »sand d* l
lara ( 9 1 A <>«»<> (Mt) of outstanding water
warrant» of aald r ity of Cottage tlrov«
and to expend the pr<>««ed. in retiring
the tw«nty thousand dollara < ?3<> ooo no >
of water bond, dated July I 1005 and
due J u ly I. I0MO and the fifteen thou
.« a d dollar a
( f i t non o h )
outstanding
water warrants of the r ity of
Cottage
Prove aald bond. Io bear Inter* at at
a
rate not to esea*d at a ( 6 ) )»»r rent p*r
annum payable aehil annually
Tin* > Ity of Cottage Prove dues ordain
aa follow»
It.» It • narted by ihe elec tore of
the
eltv «*< Cottage Prove
M rrllun I
That the r«iiim»n eount |l
of the elly of Cottage Prove. Oregon la
hereby authorized and empowered Io |.eoe
and eell the negotiable bond» of the *|ty
of Cottage Prove to the amount of th irty
five Ihouaand dollar» ( I I A . oom <<0), t,f
mush thereof aa
the
(nmmnn
room II
• (•all d ern* nereaaary tor
the
purtto.«'
*»f
r e fu n d in g
tw e n ty thousand d o lla rs
(6 3 0 ,0 0 0 0 0 )
of
water
bond»
dated
July I 1 0 0 ft aud due lu ly I I0R<) «no
for the burpoae of funding flftre n thou
• an«* d o lla rs I 9 I ft <X><> n o > of «»ulataadlng
w ater w a rra n t, of aald city of Cutiega ,
P ro v e , an** to eapend the proceed« In re
tirin g the twenty thousand dollar» <g‘j*i
OOP «>0) of w . * r bands dated July l
I wo“», and dua Julv I Ittt'» and tha flf
<>uu oO)
teen tha sand d »liar« < • 1 ” * ■.......... •
• landing water warrants of the city of
Cottage Prove
Section 8,
The Honda hereby author
l»»d shall ha denom laatrd ••w a te r If»
binding Honda
nnd ahaU
• <• •
obligation of the r ity of Cottage tiro»
.h a il ha In •
' ........ nation aa will
an d
forai
nf rank
u m
in the lu d g m m t of
the rom tiio . eounrll ha most lib »IV to »n
ban* ■ th e ir salability
Tha bonds shall
become due aerially In
aavm
general
aerleg to w it Five thousand dollar» (0A.
•KMlOO) due In ten years, five thousand
•tollara ( 0 A,0 0 0 0 0 ) doe tu 11 year» five
thousand dollar» ( f f t ,0 0 0 .0 0 ) due In 13
years, ft»» thousand dollars tgA.oo«* •«>)
dua la 18 years five thousand
dollars
i I
to I « > - a n f t ve tl
»and dollar» (fft.o o o o o ) due in I ft year»
fiv e tk o o a a n d d o lla rs
(0ft
'
•
■ |i
10 years, from dale er their l.»u e and
shall hear Interest at a rate not to »«sewed
»1» (g ) jw r rentnn« per annum, payabla
semi-annually
Hoc I |on '1
The common council of the
city af t'o lia g e Prove la hereby authorised
to taalude In Ils general m unicipal taa
levy a • fflrlenl ■!•«• tai I»», to pav th*
Internal an aald bonds and to provid« a
• ir.b io g band w ith w hich IO pay Ih« MMBS
aa they shall fall due. If same cannot he
paid fr*.o. w at> i
Her I Ion 4
Th» common council of the
eltjr of Cottage Prove Is hereby author
taed to Issue and eell auch bonds from
UflM «• tin e
the same may ha needed
for tha purpose herein specified and be
fur any of such bonds shall he sold, they
shall he advertised for eala hv publication
of a notice calling f«»r bid» thereon t«> h«
published In St Tasal one Issue of son«»
»1 i
f ,
ml
circulation
i 1
llahed In C allage Prove. O r e , such pub
llcallun to b« at least two weoha prtoi
to the data of the sale* and If no aatla
• ! yy I la
aw
Ived far Ihn p
»A G «
n o t M p r n x g L . cottage gbgve . orbgow .
TU I'HW I) A Y, MARCH II, ItM.
rabase
of aald bond» tha rum non council may,
in I t . discretion. »III.« r r r a d v n ii.e said
f r sals io tha aaaae mnaa«t
with«*-*! rra -lv c ril.ln g
.<-11 the aatue g|
private sale at not leas than par and ae
crued laleraat.
fta« tlon S
T h at the money
derived
from Ihe sale uf aald bonds .h a ll con
• tltul«’ a special fu n d dealgnat« d
\\ ar
rant l(ef>ih>llog 1«-m l. Fund.** and afcall
ba used for ao «»Iher purpose than herein
provided
ifectlon 0
The amount of tha bonds
l«aue<l at any lim e u n .lrr th«’ a u th o r ity <»f
thia act and any Interest accrued nr ac-
form»
by
comliliilng
purta ut vnrloti» animala. It la e>
«ciilliilly a serpent, with horns of
ii deer, the head of a horse, eyes
like that of a red worm, árales like
tlioM» nf a cani, ears like ii cow,
pawa like u tiger mid claws like an
a-ugle It Ini» ftiinicllke appendages
on ahoulders and hip« (In either
foot art three, four or live ctuwa—
Ihe Imperlili dragon of (’lilnn lias
five; thut nf Jnpnn three."
Lessening Aversion ta
Form al Music Losaona
O illilrsn'a av«*r«li>n to musts l««a
r l i l u l l l l i g tuna huura nt prac
(!«'• fur iiimiy iiuuitli«. run I'«* uvsr
ciiiMi' by iiiuklna llieiu tm u llln r al
an «-arty Mgs w ith tim slral toy«. Sc-
coriling lu Frank II. Illclinrit«<iii.
HI. I*., In Womuii'a Hows Coin
panlmi.
"Muny fiiiulllp« have found ths
approach to a real a|ipr«w'latl<>n
and luva uf uitialr la muds suatsr
by liavliig Ibw slniplcr mush-al In
atruiiK'iila around wlisrs Ibey «»a
b« phltPil up and playsd «»»inilly
••vpn bt'furo fnrnial lessons have
begun,” »uya boetor Itlcburdson.
"Much al »nil« tiling« as tba Ilfs.
Hagsailst and pirrolu; Ilia banjo,
mandolin or avsn tba humbla
ukulsla; tba sylopbona or ball»
will oflan tampt not only tba rblld
but hlau (ba guaat In tha b o m s .
"Improv««! anaainbles prova da
llghtful ways of taacblng children
giKxl fallowablp and fraalng them
from tha embarrassment ao over-
powering In children whoa* only
contact with strangers has been
formal.
"Many a child who would hava
bean re|>elled at drat by tba te«’b-
nlral dlfflrultla« of tba violin or
plunu, ha« cotoa happily to thane
more dlflh'ult tnu«h»l lii«lniuisnli
by w«y of their humbler and more
anally muatered brother« In II»«
iiiu«l«’al family."
Itsuiliy and even Individuality
has b«'aii given tn Iba l*blll»lltia«.
w to for so many gsnrrullon« have
been nn more (Mai: a mime, by tome
of Hlr kllndsra I ’a lrla a olrosrva
tlon« on dlacovarlea In l'Mls»llps
It waa while aeurchlng lu tbs
tranche« made by Ixird Allcnby’a
troop« In Puleatin« Unit tba mo«i
curloua revelation« were made
■bout iiil»ilng epoch» In Hihllral
hlatory.
Flrat. the digger« found kulvw.
hand grauaile«, «poona, and "»purl-
oil« Egyptian anilqultle»” brought
there by Eugllcb «nd Aualrallan
soldier«. N'eit tlm Itomau occupa­
tion of Veepaalan w i unearthed,
then ■ illy of tha Greet«, am) tlmn
pilgrim bolllao carried when Holfl
mon waa king.
Imat came the period« of the
Egyptian conqucnla and weapon«
of (ha almost legendary I'blllstlnea
together with object«, acaraba and
Jewela, which trace tba Journey of
tbo Israel It«« to the Promised Imnd
Htrangeat of all, la that the aol
dlera who fought In tha Armaged
don uf tha Twentieth century,
abould by their work have enabled
tbo archeologist« to trace record«
uf tha people wlioae prophet» »poke
ef the Armageddon to come.
"O rnery” Long Employed
to Express Contempt
Where la the highschool atudent
who haa not at soma tlma thought
of making Phi Beta Kappa at col­
lege? Where are the parent« who
hava not hoped their aon In col­
lege would make tha national hon­
orary acholarahlp fraternity? How
— In the mind of the scholastic
world— could greater honor be
achieved? 80 much for th a t
The other day In a large hotel a
guest stepped up to the manager*!
de«k and announced he daelred to
identify hl id self ao that he might
get a check caabed.
"Hava you anything to Identify
y o o F tba manager asked.
"Why. yea." m id tha guest after
some hesitation, "here's a Phi Beta
Kappa kay with my name on IL”
After looking at the key long and
earnestly the maoager looked up
and exclaimed:
“Sorry, air, I'm afraid tbla won't
do. Haven’t you got a good Elks’
card or something?*’— Naw York
Sun.
b « i i i «.
"Ornery" and "ouery” are cor­
rupted forma of “ordinary." They
are dialect nr colloquial tarma
meaning Insignificant, low. mean.
cuntenipllble, and they eiprena a
higher degree of contempt and dis­
approbation than “ordinary" do«m.
•’O m ary" aa a contraction of "or­
dinary" was a common provincial­
ism In England In the lima of tha
Ktuarta, although It Is now nearly
uhaoleta.
lie
find the phruim
"uppoa om arla time." In the East-
hnmpton record« aa late aa MJ7W. In
Ireland and the United Ktatea this
form peralala Io tha »till more cor­
wotnan. ••ll^»<•atl»e,•• replled II« r
rupted forma or “ornery" and
rlngby. “Il should t o cnrrlcd «>uf !"
"nnery," which were brought to
— Vancouver Province.
the Aroerli-an colonies and perpet­
uated largely by Irtah and Scotch
Irlah Immigrant«, who settled In
H elpful Suggestion»
Ihe South and Weat.
Thia eg-
An employer who believed In
plalna tha fact that "ornery" and
supporting all efforts to Introduce i "onery" are generally regarded a t
a new spirit Into Industry, had I aoulheriam« or wentemlama.
In
i iiiad iii« men tosatkw to pises
1H30 the New Tork Constellation
before them hie plan» for bettering
puhllahe«! the following aa a south­
working condition«.
ern exprimslon: "You ornery fel­
"N'ow whenever
I
enter the
low ! I»« yuu pretend to call ma
workshop," he entd. " I want to «ee
to account for my language r ’—
every man cheerfu lly perform ing
Pathfinder Magaxlne.
Good Idea
lln rrln g tiv wna tryln g hard to
llafatl to thè ape«ker*a eloquenee
nt a im lltleal m eellag. hot Ihe
aquulllug <‘f nn Infu ni d lrvctly In
front u t bini gu ve Ili in l l l l l e ehnnra
At
length
li»
lennrvl
forwnrd.
fouelied Ihe mother on thè «boni
der. and aaked: " lin a your baby
heen ehrlatened y e ti"
"No. »Ir.
U liy do yon »»kT*
“ M erely he
r a t i« « I waa a to u t to »uggeel flint
If he fimi noi heen chrlwlened yod
mlght nnme film •<i«n»«t Id e a .'"
"And why ’Good Idea’ ?" n»ked die
hl« task, and therefore I In v ite you
to place In thia tun any »uggca-
tlofta aa to how that can he
brought »hunt.**
A tew days la te r he o|iened die
hot mol look out a »lip of pa|ier
on which «»■ w rtite h ' "T a k e tha
rubber heels off your «Io. «-a."
* « l r r u|«in ,« l.t I , « .I. ««4 p t« * " " * tu • •
l,rn ,l« » i« «»lit gr«y <llgg«r ground »qulr
r r l . ««'llollon <l<"igl*«til and ih» rn«l of
M id »«tn nnlnailo n w ill »« l»vt»d » g « lu *l
•» Id t«nd,.
Th« m n n ty « g rlru llu r» ! »g«nl h«r»h>
d«»lgn»i», U"i»d»y. M a r'h 31 •« a day Io
h« known a« " a .iu trr» l pnlannlng d a y "
ihruughunl Ih« M id turn« «uunty and li
I , herwl.r r»,omm«nd«d
lh a l
polaonrd
l.«rl«y.
|'f»i*«r«d by «ha und«ralgn«d
and rrp ra a rn la llv « , nf th « tlur«an of !Un
logical Uurv«y of th« t ’n li« d Hiat«a I*«-
|.arlni«nl of A grlcultur«. b« u««d for lb«
Uurpoa« of
aneb
«tl»w«nloalloo
Horh
polaoaed b a il« ) may b» a««nr«d from lb *
,,0'l. ralgord a l hl« oftlew In F.ug«n«. U o
r.'unijr. Oregon al approxim ately Ih« eeat
of preparation.
I* n l* of U ral publication of thia no lle *
M arch n. l» » 0 .
»
IM Igned) 0 M F Ic R T tiliK M .
mcli« 30c
County A g ric u ltu ra l Aganl
n o t ic e
o r sH E S trr a
Finds T h ro w Light oa
Tribo of Fhiliatinea
G re a t College Honor
Nothing to H otel M an
E lim in a tin g C ra a a d Iv y
A simple and affective remedy for
ground Ivy on lawn« haa been
found.
Thia constats of a «pray
lag with aodlnm chlorate, using
on« or two ouncas per gallon of wa­
ter, and that quantity of solution
la sufficient to cover 100 square feet,
providing a pressure aprayer la
used. I f applied with a «prickling
can. a tride more solution will he
needed, as that method of applica­
tion la somewhat wasteful of mate­
rial.
Tha leaves atould ba thor­
oughly covarto.
Tha spray can
to applied any tlma during the
summer or fall.
Since tba spray
discolor« tba grass for a abort tlma.
It la perhaps beat to defer appli­
cation until lata In fall.
C a t Som ething F ro m N o tk io g
The reaourcefulneaa of the arrbe-
ologtcal eip lo rvr enable« him to do
■owe wonderful things In Ihe field
that savor a I moot ut the magical.
Mr. Woolley, working at U r of the
Chaldees, for Instance, had hts at­
tention called to tha preoence of
two »mall and cleanly cut hole« In
the ground which were so very
much alike that he thought they
might mean aom«dhlng.
So the
work of excavation In that partlo
ular spot waa halted while a thin
mixture of plaster of parts was
mad« and this waa poured Into the
hole« and allowed to aet. When the
cast waa finally uncovered It was
found that they had aecured the
line« of a Sumerian harp which
had been shaped of w o o d which
had long aln«?a decayed and disap­
peared
The cast waa perfect In
all Its details and comprised a val­
uable specimen.
2
Da*
Proud Beast Is O ld
The germ of the Ides of the sub
never setting on the dominion» of
» partlrulsr ruler Is found la
Herodotus. Rook V II. Chapter 8.
The boss! was a common one with
the Spaniards In the Sixteenth and
Seventeenth centurtea and Is fre­
quently alluded to In the litera­
ture of other countries. It does not
seem to be recorded who first used
the expression the »un never sets
upon the British empire.
John
Wilson, who wrote under the pen
name of Christopher North (17Sfl-
1RM>, In his Node« Ambroslanne.
No. 20. April. 1820. says. "Ill«
ninjesty's dominions on whlrh ths
sun never sets." This appears to
be the first u»e of the exprcssloa
In English literature.
English f o s h Laureate
The origin of the poet laureate
of England 1« Involved In obscur­
ity. In early days the word “lau­
reate” came to mean tn English
“eminent" I t was thus generally,
although not always, applied In «
literary sense. Medieval kings had
poets or minstrels attached to their
households, who received pensions,
although their appointment was not
official. In this way Ben Jonson
was looked upon as the first laure­
ate, but ths title seems never to
have t»een really conferred on him.
John Dryden was the first Englisn
poet to receive the title by letters-
patent in 1C70. From that time the
post became a regular Institution.
When you conshler veneered fur­
niture you usually consider It as a
cheap and economical method of
using
exiwntdve
wotxls.
But
strength, ns much as eranomy. Is
the motive, points out the Ameri­
can Architect, citing the famous
desk used by Napoleon aa an ex
ample. The desk accompanied the
Corsican conqueror to the ends of
Europe, packed on muleback or
Jolted over the country on artillery
caissons. Rut now, more than 125
years old. It Is on exhibition at
Foatnlnebleaa In perfect condition.
buck.
HARDWARE
Man franctsco ctironlcle.
SPECIAL
ATTENTION
TO WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
Im p e ria l B a rb e r
Shop
3. Rnkr»w«k’
Cottage Grove
O regon
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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A BSTRACTS
F L O R IS T S
Produce Dealers
TITLE ABSTRACT CO
REX FLORAL CO
SHER KHAN
Eugewa’ a le a d in g Florist Slnee 1012
887 Oak a t
EUGENE
PR O D U C E D E A L E R
Flowers by W ire — A ny Place
Bonded Member
AB STRACTS
T itle Inaurnnce
F lo ris t T * l* g r a p h
OREGON
542 Oak Street
Izn ti-r1
DAY
$20
REALTORS
7 East 7th Ave.. Phone 105
la
a Fannara M anufacturing
ehandiaing Aaaoeiatlon.
-B R 6 A D »
W» grind and mala»»lie hay and
a ll other feeds
We make a ll kinds of sweet feeds
Oregon Seed and Feed Co.
M er-
Eugene's only sweet feed plant
Eugene. Oregon
5th and H ig h Sts.
F U R N IT U R E
BEAUTY SHOPS
MILLS
BRAÜTY SHOP
Williams Self-Service
Store
The Store That Saras Ton Money
Shoaa for every m eralxr of th«
fa m ily
08e to 84.08
S P E C IA L
63 W e it Eighth
Telephone 1122
Corvallis, Eugene, Salem. Tha Dalle«,
Eugene. Oregon
Bend, Ore<on
Rm. SI#, Tiffany B ld g, phone 1040
SHOES
I BICYCLE SHOPSl G IF T S H O P S
Dinty Moore'8 Bicycle
and Toy Shop.
S tir constantly till it boils.
Com Roast.
(A delicious m eat substitute.)
1 cup canned co m . 3 teaspoons
grated onion. S cup chopped w al­
nuts, 1 cup m ilk . 2 eggs. I H cups
toasted bread crumbs, salt, pepper,
p ap rika. B eat eggs, add m ilk , etc.
M ix In
o th e r
ingredients.
L et
stand 10-15 m inutes
w hile
oven
heats to 350 degrees. B ake 40 m in ­
utes in loaf. Serve w ith m edium
w hite sauce.
B aked Cheeae Dish.
3 eggs. 2 cups m ilk , salt, H pound
g rated cheese. H sm all lo a f bread
(about 6 slices), b uttered and cut
in cubes. A rra n g e in b uttered dish
la y e r o f bread cubes, s prinkle w ith
cheese, etc. P o u r over a ll m ilk and
egg. B ake 325 degrees fo r about
h a lf an hour.
BUSTER BROWN SHOE
STORE
E D N A R U T H G IF T S H O P P E
E x tra wheel» and part» fo r all toy».
117 B. io t a S t.— Coopar Bldg.
E C O E N E . OR EGO N
Tric y c le and wheel ioya both new
and reb u ilt.
Columbia bicycle».
W elding, b ra .in g and rep airing
Kxeluatva line of hand made gifts
"D R E S S M A K IN G ”
Prices Reasonable
•'H a p p y Feet for AU tha F a m ily ”
Shoe»— H osiery— Servica
120 W eat 8th St.. Eugene. Oregon
Across from M a in Telephone Bldg.
921 W llla m e ite Straet, Euyena, Ora.
C h iro p r a c to rs
I L ife
Phones: Office 157-J, Rea. 3134 M
X Ray laboratory—
C. M.
Coe Stationery Co.
MAJOR WHITE
N.
Dr. J. E. Scofield
•'T h e
Inaurane«
041 W illa m etta St.
M an”
P a rty Favors— B ridge Prixea
D is trict m nnafer for Weat Coaat Life
Palmar Chiropractor
Insurance
877 Willamette St.. Eugene. Ore.
Across from First National Bank
COLLEGES
In s u ra n c e | STATIONERY
I
W edding Announcements
Co.
875 Oak Street. E ufene. Oregon
Engraved or P rin te d
MATTRESSES
TAILORS
Overatuffed Fu rn iture— A nything in
In early Roman time», only free
men were permitted to wear caps.
When a slave was manumitted, a
small cap, usually of red felt, was
placed on his head, and his name
was registered In ths city’s tribes.
Several Roman commanders hoist­
ed such caps on spears to Indicate
that all «lave« who Joined them
should be free; and when Caesar
was murdered, the conspirators
marched forth In a body, with a
enp elevated on a «pear. In token of
liberty.
In the French revolution, the lib­
erty cap waa adopted by the revo­
lutionists as a badge of tbelr
freedom.
Re fore Finland was seized by
Rusala In 1808 To become a grand
duchy under tho exara. It belonged
to Sweden. Swedish remained the
unit* official language until 188.1
when Finnish was given equnl
rights. Tti'day both languages nre
on nn equal fooling, but Swedish
Is tlx* commercial language of (he
maritime towns. Including Hel­
singfors, the capital, where It Is
the mother tongue of a large por­
tion <>f the population.
ladlaas* Folaonsd Arrow»
i
i
,
I
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The bureau of ethnology says
that tho arrow poison used by In ­
dians was of vegetal and animal
origin. Among the vegetal poison»
there were the sap of the yucca
anguatlfoUa, a preparation of ac­
onite, and a plant called mago. the
milk of which was poison.
Some
tribes, such as the Shoshoni and
Baunock Indians, secured a deer
and canted It to to bitten by a rat­
tlesnake. The deer waa then killed
and allowed to putrefy. Then the
arrows were dipped Into the putrid
«»attar.
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Good by Any Name
Tho reason for the name glvsu
Thera la a time In arary man’s
•duration when ha arrives at tha ; tto strawberry ta not known dofl-
conviction that envy Is Ignorance; I ultsly. It may hare Iteen bacauae
straw was used to protect tto
that Imitation la xulclds; that ha
plants, or more probably tho word
must take himself for better, for
la a corruption ot straytorry, ao
worse, as his portion; that though
namod because of the manner In
the wide universe Is full of good no
körnet of nourishing corn can com« i which the plants throw out run­
ners.
to hliu but through bis toll bestowed
ou that plot of ground which I*
given him to till.— Emerson.
Shaksapaare “ Msvtasd”
“Who steals my puree." quoted
a young woman Shakespeare so-
Priestly Freyeratle«
thuslsst, "steals a parking stub, a
The length of tlmo required tn
postage stamp, a street car
college to qualify for holy order«
ng llat
list of things **
to *■*
be *■
bought
ta the Roman Catholic church Is a a lone
and three cents In cash."— Detroit
five-year preliminary college couraa,
News.
two year« of philosophy and four
years of theology; la all, eleven
Saleshonka. The Sentinel.
i car* for holy oroerd.
A fte r
The Greater Hero
The man who tries and suc­
ceeds Is one degree less a hero
than the man who falls and yet
goes on trying.— E. Fowler.
H ig h
Eugene Business College
O’B R IE N M A T T R E S S A N D
UPHOLSTERY
I t ’ i a Good School”
Mattresses Renovated
Kapok Mattresses a specialty
A ny sise or weight
Phone 399
391 8th Ave. East
Eugene, Oregon
Telephone 1666
Eugene. Ore.
Clothing (Men’s) | MOTORCYCLES
Lights oa Baby Buggies
W E S A V E Y O U »16 TO »50
O N E V E R Y S U IT
CANADA
Canadian Pacific Knllway
Company
I R R I G A T E D L A N D IN
SUNNY ALBER TA
$36 to $60 per acre
Fitting
Suita *23.50 and up
72S W illa m etta St.
I
I
Eug«ne, Ore.
TIRE SERVICE
FIRESTONE
'Most Miles Per Dollar’
H arlay-D avidaon Motorcycles
T A IL O R M A D E
Representing fiv a of the largest tai
lorlng houses of Chicago and
C incinnati
695 W illa m ette St.. Eucaaa. Oregon
E. J. B O N N E R , M anager
Dance Studios
Upstairs and Sava Dollara
Cleaning. Pressing. Remodeling,
H A x lL E Y -D A V ID S O N
SALES CO.
Men's Undelivered Suits
I
LYLE S TAILOR SHOP
Upholatery
School A ttend
Miner Bldg.
lu Sweden, baby carriages must
carry headlights after dark; horns
not required, nnd no baby need*
•me.
Eugene, Ore.
Self Service Stores
C H A B L E T ’S F U R N IT U R E CO.
Permanent Wave 35 Complete
j
Seeds and Feeds
E U G E N E F R U IT G RO W ERS*
A S S O C IA TIO N
R o ss
■P
J
PARSONS COMPANY
F ru it G ro w e rs
KORNS
O m H e t w ith C u rry Sauce.
B eat tog eth er u ntil m ixed b ut not
foam y, 4 eggs, add 1-8 teaspoon pep­
per, H teaspoon salt, 1» cup Snilk
or hot w ater, 4 teaspoons b u tte r
(fo r pan frying ».
M ix tu re m ust be cooked im m e­
diately. M e lt b u tte r in m oderately
hot s k ille t
P o u r in m ix tu re . As
bubbles fo rm , p ric k them and 9 tir
top about a little to Insure even
cooking. Cook not too fast till 3et
and browned. (Eggs m ust be cooked
a t a low even tem p eratu re, 8 to 10
m inutes.) Just
before
rem oving
omelet, spread hot steam ed rice
over one h a lf o f It. Fold and jjour
over a ll—
4
Agents W estern Loan
Bldg. Co.
of Salt Lake
W rought Iro n W o rk — Portable
E le rtrie and Acetylene W elding
B A K E R IE S
al—
I
Money to Finance B uilding
EUGENE FOUNDRY &
MACHINE CO
S Y S T E M A U T O P A IN T
SH O P
H igh elaaa guaranteed Job« at fol­
lowing prir«»: Ford a. open modal».
|1 5 and up; a ll o th *r »mall ears.
nnd up; all xtandard aixea. |3 0
and up.
JACK O DAY
981 Oak St.. Eugene. Ore.
I
Eugene. Ore.
REALTORS
F O U N D R IE S
O’DAYS
ONE
1
Office Phone 354
I) e l lv * r y A ssociation
058 Oak 8t.
Phone 002
Eugene, Oregon
A u to P a in tin g
L ib e rty Cap
B i-L in a u a lis a i la F in la n d
Bar» Is Igaoraaso
home two hours late nnd wonder»
why In thunder his w ife hasn't go»
Easy on the pocket book— easy
on the cook. F in e tim e fo r reduc­
in g —w on derfu l fo r the w ill power
— L en t! B u t really now— L e n t docs
m ake cooking easier. Besides, eggs
and cheeae and fish are slig h tly un­
der the cost of m eat and provide a
welcome v a ria tio n
These have our stam p of approv­
slowly.
V s a a a ro d (o r S tren gth
Swaatnoss of a Goo«l Llfa
An shrubs which are cut down
with the morning dew upon them
do for a long time after retain
their frngrancy. so the good ac
tlona of a wise man perfume his
mind and leave a rich scent be­
hind them. So that Joy Is, as It
were, watered with these ennences
nnd owes tta flourishing to them.—
Plutarch.
W h at la a H o»han«l?
A husband la a man who roinea
Come Into the Kitchen
D ia M. Leftr.
KNOWLES
& GRABER
other«."
Native e f tto T rap lea
Avocadoes are available In a
number of varieties from August
and September on through to the
«rat of the year, says Nature Max
sxlne. The tree, clean and rather
attractive, often growing to be
from SO to 90 feet high. Is a native
of Mexico, Central America and
the mountain« of Colombia. Thus,
there are three mein branches of
Curry Sauce.
tbo femlly. but tho common, or
2 tablespoons b utter. 2 tab le­
West Indian avocado, extensively
grown In south Florida, ta tho moat spoons minced onion. U cup flour,
tropical and bear» the largest 2 cups m ilk . 1 tablespoon curry
f r u it Thia fru it Is covered with powder, 1 teaspoon salt, dash of
a leathery skin, which, when ripe. tutyenne. Cook onion in b u tte r 2
Is green or. In ooms Instances, a or 3 m inutes, add c u rry and flo u r
and cook gently, then add
m ilk
shad« toward purplo.
sals
In ih * circ u it court ot Ih * M iat* of
Oregon, for Imn« county
T h . I'u lo n
«’a n tra l
h it *
l»auranc*
company a
corporation.
p la in tiff.
va
ila rflc ld <1 C ro c , M arth a T
11 Crow.
M ary Kowcra, F ra n k Ham blen and M ary
llc r ih a H am bies. d *f*n d « n la
lly
d r i l l * of an .»ccu llo n , lu d g m *n l.
decree and order of aal* laeued on! of
« : • ■ ba ta lk ■
lb * above entitled court In the abov* en
deem. J aa a part of or eounted In aom- lltle d ran»». Io roe directed and doled
poling the Indebtedness which said oily lb.' '.'Sib day of Fabrunry, l» * 0 . upon a
of f Cottage
o
C o l l a g e Prove
i l r o r . la authorised
aulborlaed to
Io Incur.
Incur, indgm cnl and deer«» » n le r.d
In
aald
and Iba tnd .b l.d n e a a hereby aulborlaed cnurl on lb
Ih * 31
33th ilay o t February. 1*30,
«hall b* .« d u a l * * of all olbar Indebted
In fa vo r of T h * t'o lo n < '.n lr» l l . l f * In-
ceaa of tba city aulborlaed to be Incurred •uros**
sn<l * r * l n a t t h . m !<I
by Ila c h a r i e r
b u t I , h e r e b y cpcrlally
<l*f>-n'lsnl> M a r th a T
I t Prow .
Msrjr
aulborlaed by a rota of Ihe people of the How*re. Frank lt» ro b l*n and M ary llo rth »
city of Collago Urova. Oregon
lla n ib l.n . for Ih *
fo lltm ln z
»uro»
of
Mia to of Oregon. County of Lane, C ity money, to wit
l ì t i 37 with lo t*r * « t »I
of Collage drove
aa
10% from A u iu a l 1, 1».’ » (3 7 33 with
I. c F. Caldwelt. recorder of Ihe city In te r**! at 1 0 ', front N o te m h .r 31. 1039;
ef Collage «trove. Oregon, hereby c ertify |3 tiii3 .4 S with I n t . r - . t at 7M from A n t
that Ihe foregoing la a true and gorreel est I 19-*9. 111. f u r t h e r »nro o f 3300 ot-
«■opy of fhe propoaed amendment Io the tu rn e r fera and p la in tiff's ro*la ts «*d at
charier of ihe city o f Cottage dro v e by 312 3 0 and judgm ent entered In
M id
adding a new chapter
aid' therein to be anb ____
... l _ of __
rsua* u» ....
th . ero»* rem p la tn
th * de-
m illed to a vole of Ihe legal volara of Ihe fZndanl "M ary M.'.wara’ In 'fa v o r ot die aald
city of Collage dro v e a l «pedal election M ary Mowera and a g a in ,! Ihe defendant.
Io ba bald on March 34. l » » 0 . t a Ih e M a rik a T II . ( ’row, • - F ra n k ...................
H am blen aad
u tn a appears In th« o r lfln a l petition ra il
M ary Ite rlh a Ham blen (o r the (ollow in<
ln< aalH »(«ctloa
•urn» of tnnney, to w it: 92000 0 0 with
lM t» 4 March 4 I0 3 0
In leraat at AM from Auc?i»t I. 1028; the
0 K CA1.hWF.IaIa,
fa rth e r awm «1
" " ftttovM V ’ a f«*»»
City Recorder.
anti r.ie la N ixed »( 0 1 7 " '» »nil t h f n .a t»
of and upon thl» w r i t : rom m and lnf m»
to m eka »al» of th» fo llo w ln f d»arrlbrd
n o t ic e o r sH r.R irr a r a l e on a t ­ real ,iro|>rrty ai|uat»d In l«an*
county.
t a c h m e n t EXECUTION
H tat* of (>r»<w»n to w l l :
llrg in n ln * at th * »onthroat ro m » r
Nolle» la hereby given that b r virtu e of
of a *rtlo n 30 In townnhip 20 aouth,
an eiecutlon . Judgment and or» d.*r of »al»
rang* 2 w»*t of th* Wlllarootte n»»'ti
of atmehed property iM uad ant of the
«Han; th » n r* north
11.00
chain»;
circuit court of Lane county, Htat
of
th o n r* w»al 2 0.7 0
chalna;
th»nc*
Oregon, on th» 2 0th day of
February.
•o a th 22 -'R chain» to th * righ t of-
1000 wherein Cottage Orov» AdJ n im ^ n t '
way of <» and H. K K K .; thenco
bur»»», a corporation,
reenverv«! Jndir
In a aoutkcaalcrly direction follow
in« nt »g a lu a l M innie
I ’« art ll a n r i - U r n
Ing th« north lin» of *ald right of-
and H enry N llenrlchaen. her htiaband,
way 3 1 .0M chain»; th«nc* north 10.18
for th» anm of three hundred slaty l W ,
chain« to th* south line of aald ace-
«l-.llaia th ir t y n ine cen la < ♦ ’ »•' . » itn.l
tlon 30; thane* *a«t on aald aouth
the fu rth e r aum of a e v m t'c n
dollar»
lin * ft.80 chalna to Ih» place of be­
fifty cenla ( | 1 7 5O) coats will -h said
ginning; also;
Judgment waa enrolled and docketed In ,
Beginning at a point 8 chalna w*»t
aald court on the 20th day nf February. 1 of th« aouthcaat corner of th * W ll
IW.i'i and aal«l allachm enl ox <•< 'I >n io
llam ('ridden» Donation I«and Claim
me directed commanded u» l*i the name I
Na 4" in iG u tta h li. 10, aouth rang*
• >f tb o S la te of Oregon In ur lc r to iO tla fy I
w *«t of th * W illa m ette m erid ian;
said Judgment, In terrat. costa and acorn*
thence north to the right of way of
Ing mat», to a ril the follow ing d«”»crll»« d
aald O and H. K. I<
IL ; thence
propi rty. to w i t :
north 70 degree» w *»t 20 fe e t, thence
South one h a lf
of lot two
aouth to the south line of aald claim
<2) block two ( 2 ) h. 0 . M cFarland*»
No. 4 0 ; thence ea»t to the place of
aerond addition to
Cottage Grove,
beginning,
containing
alxty
(8 0 )
Lane county. Oregon.
acre», to aatlafy the payment, firs t
New. therefore, In the name
of the
of the Judgment In favor
of
the
State nf Oregon, and In compliance with
p la in tiff and aralnnt the »aid de
the said attachm ent execution and order i
fondant» M artha T. I I . Crow. Fra n k
uf aale, and In order to aatlafy aald Jo.it
Ham blen and M ary B ertha Ham blen,,
ment Interest» and accruing roata, I will
and aecond to aatlafy the paym* nt
mi tin- Rth tlay of A nrll. 1080. at thr
of the »aid lodgm ent In favor of the
hour -J io o'olook In tho roratioon of aald
croaa-cnniplalnant M a ry Mowera and
day at th«* » ..n ll.w i »1 fro n t «'•» r nt the
agalnat tne aaltl defendant» M arth a
county court house, Eugene, Lane county.
T . II . ( ’row. Frank
Ham blen
and
Oregon, o ffe r for aale and aril for raeh i
M ary B ertha Howera.
at public auction eubject io redemption
Now. therefore, by v irtu e of »aid exacn-
aa provided by law, all the right, title : Hoi), Jiitlyincnt. decree »nd order of aale
and interest of the aald defendant». M ln- and In compliance w ith the command« of
t.ln I ’ m l If. nt It kacn and H en ry N II . n , »»Id *V rh
I w ill on Saturday, the 19th
rlckaen, and all persona
claim ing
by, | day of A pril, 1020, at 10 o'clock, a. m„
through or under them, or either of them nt tha front door Of Iko OtMBtJ
cou rt
in and to aald premlaea.
houae In Eugene. Oregon, «ell at public
Hated and first published thia 0th day
auction,
auhjcet
to
redemption,
to
tha
of March, 1080.
Hated and laat
pub
hlghe»t bidder fo r ca»h In hand, all tha
llahed thia 3rd day of A p ril, 1030.
right, title and Intereat which the above
II . L B O W N , S h e riff of Lane
namod dofaadanlB or eith e r of them, had
mrtl " I
( ’o u n ty . S ta te of Oregon
on the 10th day of July, 1020. or alnca
I that date had In or to the above de»
crlbod real property to aatlafy »aid execif
NOTICE
tlon. Judgment, decree and order of aale.
Wltsrssa In i'h»|>ti>r 137, zv tirrs l law« I ln t*r * « i. costs »nil sccrnlnx co«ls.
nf Oregon. cns<it*il In 1019, It la il«clsr*il
K stcil this IQ th itsy of M srrh, 1030
lo he th * duty ot nvory parson, firm , co-
,,
,,, .
IL L . B O W N .
psrtocrsiiip. company
and
corporation
owning, leaning, occupying, posiraaing or i
having ohsrg* nf or dominion ov*r any
NOTICE TO CREDITONS.
land, pises, building, structure.
w hsrf.
p l* r or dock which
Is
Infested
with
Notics Is hereby given to all person«
ground squirrels sad other no«lnus
ro ln w|,on) |, may concern thst the under-
de n t. nr predatory snlrosls or ss soon s< , | <nPd. Agnes C .t h .r ln e M ille r, has been
the presenre nf the rents .h a ll come to dll)y »ppn| nt,d s d m ln ls trs trlx nf the •»■
hts, th e ir or Its knowledge, at one,, tn
T O svld.on, deceased, by
prncind and to oontlnua In <ood f a ith
to
county court of the State
of Oregon
exterm inate and destroy aueh rodenta
by fo r j jRne M u n ty nnd ha« qualified aa such
poisoning. trsp pln < or other appropriate a d m in istra trix and that a ll neraona hav-
«nd effsstlve means; and
tog claims against tha aald e atat* »re
W IIE H K A H gray digger ground aqoir- heiAdiy notified nnd requested to present
rets (C ltellu a dooglaatll are noxious ro t|m name, duly verified, aa required hy
rianta In Lan« ooiinty, Orr<on
law. w ith proper vouchor», to the aald
Now. tharafora. all of »nrh
person*. ndm inlN tratrlx at the office of
H.
J.
firm», copartnership«, rorporittion»
»nd Hhlnn In Cottage Orov». Oregon, w ithin
compnnlaa owning or having
dominion »lx month» from tha data of thl« notice.
o r a r land In aald Lane county, Oregon, Hat» nf firs t publication the 18th day of
arc haroby r»qulr»<l to la k e
to c \
M arch. 1080.
tarm in ata aald gray dlgg«r ground aouli«
A O N K « C ATTIB R TN B M IL L E R .
r«la ( ( ’Itallua doiiglaxll) w ithin 20 day»
A dm in istra trix of tha Fatata
fro m the data of th» fir s t .»nhlli’» tl.i I u f
of .Tane
net T. D avid ion.
thl» nolle«.
I f auch itapa ar« not taken,
ceased.
a parton or paraona appointed
hy
th« H. J RTTTWir.
fnlS-alO*
oonnty Mart of aald Lana county w ill
Attorney for Fatata.
A t a reg ular m eeting of the Ag
ric u ltu re club It was voted to have
a p a rty at M r A v e rill’» home. Thl«
w ill be a cooperative a ffa ir and 'h e
glrla who a re ta k in g S m ith H ughe*
w ork w ill be lnvlte«l
T h e preat-
dent, E rnest fluggiaberg. appointed
C h ar lea M c L In . George K eb elb erk
and T om W rig h t to aerve on the
e n te rta in m e n t com m ittee and Reed
H em en w ay. George
H aw ley
and
Robert H u n t on the refreahm ent
com m ittee.
T h e follow ing la the standing of
the d iffe re n t clnasee In the cttlx en -
ahlp cup c«mteat for the laat six
weeks' period of the firs t aemeeter
T h e seniors won a grade of I I S In
honorable m ention which entitled
them to 30 point«. In deportm ent
and application kl (♦ which entitled
them to H 2-3 points. In attendance
941.117 which entitled them
to 25
points; the Juniors won a grade of
H59 for the highent overage of
grade«, tn glee club 40. w hich en­
title d them to 50 points, In orches­
tra . 3 5 w hich entltl«Mt them to 90
pointa; sophomore* won a grade of
J IA for the highest per cent on the
honor roll which entitled them to
50 points; freshm en won s grade of
437 In tradineas
which
entitled
them to 25 pointe
In basketball
21.7
In social efficiency the ju n ­
iors rank«*d first, seniors second,
freshm en th ird nnd sophomore»
fou rth.
H o w ard T a y lo r, a Junior, was ab­
sent F rid a y and M onday on ac­
count o f lllnes«.
M a ry A w b re y has been absent
fro m school several days on
ac­
count of Illness.
M llllcent I-ewla has been a b w n t
tw o week« on account of illness.
D r. H .
A.
Hagen, sophomore
claas “dad.” offered a prize W ed ­
nesday o f t l to the person In th a t
class w ho «old the most o peretta
tickets and 50 cents each to the
next fo u r students.
"Open houae." w hich
Is being
sponsored by the ju n io r class, has
been postponed fro m M arch 25 un­
til A p ril 3.
T h e senior clasa elected Evelyn
Shanda as a lte rn a te representative
fo r M ild red Coats in the citizenship
council.
Albany defeated C ottage Grove
55-32 In a basketball game F rid a y
night a t Albany.
C o m fo rt fo r Plain W o m e n
“T h e re la no such t h i n / as an
ugly woman,” declare« a fumons Ku
nqwan
beauty
do«-tor.
"Every
woman has some point w hlrh can
he brought out and used to hide
Sidecars and Package Trucks.
Eugen« T ire Service,
ine.
1999 F ra n k lin Blvd.
Phone 2381-W
Eugene, Oregon
Eugene. Oregon
NEON SIGNS
TRUCKS
Including water rights
36 YEARS TO PAY
F irst payment 7% of the pur­
chase price to which one year's
free use of land without Interest
or water charge, then 34 years
on the balance.
Special
settlement
conditions
give you second year's free use
of land and water.
S O IL —exceptional depth and fer­
tility, free from rock, etumps
and brush.
GOOD C L IM A T E
Tomatoes, beans, corn, etc., and
less tender products grown suc­
cessfully. A lfalfa and grain are
staple products.
E X C E L L E N T O P P O R T U N IT Y
F O R D A IR Y IN G A N D STOCK
R A I S I N O — E S P E C IA L L Y
SHEEP.
W ater supply more than ample.
W a te r maintenance only $1.29
per acre. Good m arket, schools
and churches. Low taxes. No
personal tax. Also large areas
of park land and some prairie
from $8 to $20 an acre on 35
year terms. Good transportation.
F o r fu rth er Inform ation
call or w rite
M. E. Thornton
Dtstrict Snpertntenednt
148 Broadway. Portland, O *e;on
Learn to Dance I
A. C. N E L S O N « CO.
International Trucks
Class and P riv a te Leaaon.
«57 W illn u e tte S treet— Phon» 525
Merrick Dance Studios
I M eeting— Sheet Met«
Pluiiibini
oof Ing— Neon Signa
W’or
E lectric R efrigeration
% ton— 1 ton Six Speed Special
1 Î4 ion. 1% ton, » ton. 3 tan
801 W’illam ette
Phone 3081
Eugene, Ore.
DRUG STORES
E U G E N E , O R EGO N
I
OSTEOPATHS
3TEVEM 80N 8
DR. C. H. DAY
FAMILY DRUGGISTS
Oatnopnthlo Phyaicinn and Surgeon
4 busy drug stores
Foot Specialist
Kodaks and K odak Finlaliing
FILMS
R. G. M A STER S
645 Oliva— Engene. Oregon
Miner Bldg.
Eugene, Ore.
I P h o to g ra p h e rs
I
Women’s Wear
GILMORE'S
“ The Shop Every Woman Knows’*
Leona Jankins
Exclusive Millinery
New location— New Schaaf ere Bldg.
W illam ette at Tenth, Eugene, Ora.
¡RADIO SERVICE
CARL R. BAKER FILM
SHOP
MARTIN’S STUDIO
COTTAGE GROVE
RADIO SERVICE
EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC
D ix tin rtiv « P o rtra it»
Professional Servia«, Radio and
Qulek aarvlaa— and apaelal attention
given to mall ordere.
7th and Will. 8ta.
Eugana. Ore.
70S Will. St.
Eugana, Oregon
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Phone «9
714 Main
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